Traditional arab man from dubai posed talking on the phone 3D model

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A highly detailed 3D model of a typical Arab man, impeccably dressed in the traditional Dubai attire. The pose is relaxed and poised for render. Each model includes optional sunglasses, allowing two different styles to be used depending on the scene requirements. Additional items included with the purchase are a pair of beards and an optional mobile phone, giving designers the flexibility they need to include the level of detail desired in their project. This model collection caters well to massive international projects like airports, shopping centers or any setting located within the Middle East. They were built to last with a focus on high quality rendering that can even go up close without showing pixelation. These highly realistic Arab 3D models have been expertly detailed, making them perfect for large-scale scenes where humans need to be depicted as being extremely accurate. These highly textured 3D human figures have also gone through an intricate texture modeling process in which the textures on all garments have been animated in response to various poses. Moreover, it comes fully loaded with realistic materials for better skin simulation when it comes to human interaction and expression. With this product, clients will find every essential thing at hand - right from base material, texture resolution to even its ability of giving realistic results through render rendering. Here are some main features offered by these 3D humans: • High-definition (HD) 3D Scanning process gives precision level up. • All garment types including the robes and headpiece will react in each different body movement to create that true Arab ambiance and cultural accuracy. • Extremely well textured with very high-quality skins that makes this highly advanced facial details model ready, as it contains 4k detailed skins for maximum rendering flexibility These realistic humans can handle extremely intricate modeling needs due to low polygon density without requiring much resource, they have their models named logically, with object organized into easy identifiable layers in their original project folder